What can I access?
- PublicAccess is generally available to all people. Registration or account creation might be required to access.
For commercial websites, the UC Irvine Libraries do not offer premium memberships or subscriptions.
Access is available to all people ON the UC Irvine campus and at GML.
OFF campus access requires Authorized Affiliates to log into the VPN with their active UCInetID and password. Authorized Affiliates are people with an active UCInetID and password, i.e., current UC Irvine students and employees.
Access requires an active UCInetID and password.
Authorized Affiliates are people with an active UCInetID and password, i.e., current UC Irvine students and employees.
The resources are limited to select UC Irvine populations, based on a person’s status, e.g., current UC Irvine Faculty or PhD students. Please refer to the UC Irvine Libraries for access instructions.
Examples for why content may be limited include: a vendor set restrictions on who may access their information; alternatively, information may be sensitive, identifying, or embargoed.
Am I on the UC Irvine network?
Test my connection.
How do I access the UC Irvine network?
- Students
- Employees
- Alumni
- Visitors
Am I responsibly using
what I access?
Typically acceptable vs. unacceptable use.
The UC Irvine Libraries and The New York Times entered a partnership which provides sponsored NYTimes.com accounts as well as the New York Times inEducation site.
How do UC Irvine Authorized Affiliates (i.e. current students and employees with an active UCInetID) activate their complimentary account?
STEP 1
Make sure you are connected to UC Irvine's network. That means you're either ON campus or you're OFF camps and your VPN is set up to access library resources. Test My Connection
STEP 2
Visit AccessNYT.com and type Irvine to find UC Irvine in the list of schools. You will be directed to the Create Your Account page.
STEP 3
Use your @uci.edu email address to create your account, and choose the type of user (Student, Faculty, Staff, Administrator, Other) that corresponds to you.
Then click Sign Up.
How do UC Irvine Authorized Affiliates renew their account (annually)?
Make sure you are connected to UC Irvine's network. That means you're either ON campus or you're OFF camps and your VPN is set up to access library resources. Test My Connection
When renewing on a computer that you regularly use to access NYTimes.com, you will often be auto-recognized while you're connected to UC Irvine's network. If you are not auto-recognized, then:
How do UC Irvine Authorized Affiliates (i.e. current students and employees with an active UCInetID) use their complimentary account in the mobile app?
The mobile app usually keeps you logged in on your account. However if you update the app, or turn your phone off/on, you might need to sign in again.
I'm having trouble with the mobile app after I renewed my account.
You might get stuck in a loop when trying to renew your account on the mobile app, like this.
Already a subscriber? Log in. > Don’t have an account? Create one. > “Could Not Create Account. The e-mail address provided is already in use.” > Already a subscriber? Log in...
If that happens, delete and reinstall the mobile app.
Can UC Irvine Authorized Affiliates who already have a personal subscription switch to the UC Irvine Libraries' sponsored subscription?
Yes! If you currently have a personal subscription to NYT and are having difficulty creating a UC Irvine account, please contact the New York Time's Customer Service directly.
Is any content from The New York Times NOT included in our subscription?
Print copies are not included, meaning you cannot get the print paper delivered to you. Also these accounts do not include e-reader editions, the Times Insider, or the New York Times Crossword puzzle.
What are the Terms of Service for The New York Times?
They are all available on the following pages.
Permissions * Linking * Privacy Policy * Terms of Service
More questions?
For additional support requests, UC Irvine Authorized Affiliates can contact NYT:
New York Times, 1980-Current
Access: UCI
Available in the ProQuest database. The complete text of recent articles is provided in the ASCII format. The New York Times Book Review and Sunday Magazine are provided in PDF format. Each issue is indexed thoroughly for top news stories, detailed information on the arts, sports, business, popular culture, editorials, editorial cartoons, obituaries, and letters to the editor from well-known people are indexed. For each article cited in the database, an abstract of up to 75 words is available.
The Historical New York Times with Index
Access: UCI
Coverage: 1851-1993
Available in the ProQuest database. Provides access to the full text, "as printed" edition of The New York Times, including images and advertisements. Coverage begins with the first edition published in 1851 and extends to three years from the present day (due to a rolling embargo).